Start your Niagara College journey with recognition for your previous education or experience. Whether you have studied at another institution, taken courses at Niagara College, or gained valuable learning through work or life experiences, you may be eligible for credit toward your program.
Use postsecondary courses from another institution to meet Niagara College course requirements.
- Submit your official transcript for assessment—no additional fee is required.
- Get evaluated on a course-by-course basis, and receive credit for courses with equivalent content and learning outcomes.
- Provide English course outlines if requested. Translated outlines may require a translator’s note.
- Make sure your transcripts and graduation documents are official and notarized if translated.
Please note: Official educational documents are required in order to be considered for admission. Official translations of transcripts and/or proof of graduation must bear the seal or stamp of the notary/official translator.
Transfer credits are the acceptance of course credits earned at another institution being used to earn Niagara College credit(s).
Direct inquiries to [email protected].
An Equivalency is the acceptance of Niagara College course credits being used to earn credit in a different Niagara College course. Direct inquiries to [email protected].
Advanced Standing means you receive enough transfer credits to start beyond level 1 (1st term) in a Niagara College program. Direct inquiries to [email protected].
Plan your next step after Niagara College by exploring degree pathways and transfer opportunities.
- Browse articulation and transfer agreements on the NC Pathways Website.
- Visit ONTransfer.ca for transfer options between Ontario colleges and universities.
If you are already a Niagara College student that wishes to switch to a different program, please speak to your program area’s International Student Advisor (ISA). Your Academic Advisor can can help you determine what academic path you should take.